u lackam as
PROFESSIONAL
CARDS
DR. H. V. ADIX
Physician and Surgeon
Physiotherapy—X-Ray
Radium
Gresham, Ore.
Tel. 5961
Dr. H. A. Schneider
DENTIST
Tel. Sandy 151
Sandy, Oregon
O. D. EBY
Attorney at Law
General Practice
Confidential
Advisor
Oregon City, Oregon
S. E. WOOSTER
Real Estate, Loans, Insurance
and Rentals
Estacnda, Oregon
Tel. 77-3
Dr. Thomas B. Carter
Veterinary Surgeon
Tel Gresham 310
Gresham,
Oregon
C. DON PLATNER, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Clackamas County Bank Bldg.
Sandy, Oregon
Office Hours, 2 to 8 P. M.
Evenings, Saturday and Sunday
by Appointment
Tel. Sandy 441
L. A. CHAPMAN
MORTICIAN
Estacada
Oregon
Calls attended Day or Night
Tel. 56-7 or 56-61
E. O. WILLSON, D. M. D.
Dentistry
211-13 Postal Bldg
S. E. Cor. 3rd and Washington
PORTLAND. ORE.
Telephone At. 3403
Dr. V . A . Nedderman
DENTIST
(Now in Dr .Kramer’s Office)
Tel. Estacada 3-15
Complete X-Ray Service
Office Hours, 9 to 6 P. M.
Evenings, Saturdays and Sundays
by Appointment
Masonic Bldg., Estacada, Ore.
S. E. LAWRENCE
Licensed Electrical Contractor
HOT POINT MAJOR
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
Rt. 2, Estacada, Oregon
Tal. Estacada 97-3
Richard Sponhauer
Agent for
rthwestern Mutual Fire Ins. Co,
Aetna Fire Ins. Co.
Estacada, Oregon
Tel. Estacada 84-1
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DR. H. M. KRAMER
DENTIST
905 Weatherly Bldg.
E. Grand and Morrison
PORTLAND, OREGON
Tel. EA 9445
Res. Phone Mur. 8318
PANKRATZ
Paint & Wallpaper Store
Sign Painting
Picture Framing
Glass
Powell, Blvd,
Gresham
Evelyn M. Lawrence
Notary Public
Agent for Aetna Casualty and
Surety Co..
Capitol Fire Insurance Co.
Accident and Health Insurance
Estacada, O n .
TeL. 97-».
county
n e w s f r id a v ,
O c t o b e r
u
, 1941
ery “must be used” before any re
course is taken to a strike or lock,
out.” He said organizational rivalries
and jurisdictional conflicts must he
discarded for the duration. Labor
L. D. MEADE, Editor and Publisher
secretary Perkins told the meeting ,it
Published weekly on Fridays at Estacada, Clackamas County, .Oregon. is of extreme importance that trade-
Entered in the postoffice at Estacada, Oregon, as second-catss matter. unions develop in the near future a
pcittern of self-unposte discui.'.n«"
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
In Clackamas County, one year »1.50; outside the eounty and In the State She said the closed shop, closed mem
of Oregon, one year $2.00; outside the State of Oregon, one year $2.60: berships and high dues should be “re
foreign $3.00 a year. Subscriptions are payable in advance.
studied with a view to the pubic wel
fare’ ’and to provide for those who
ADVERTISING
Rates for advertising made known on applioation. Adveitiscrs will please “are not joiners by nature.” ,
take note that to insure insertion of advertisement in the issue of the Labor Safety
current week, advertising copy should reach this office not later than
Tuesday noon. As'istauce el —»fully given in^tbe preparation of copy Navy secretary Knox told the
30th national safety congress in Chi
T H IS W E E K IN DEFENSE
medical supplies. The American Red cago a killed or injured worker is as
Gioss will send replacement supplies much loss to defense as a wounded
}soldier because “we have no time to
Stating “we will not let Hitler pre to England.
train replacement workers”. He said
scribe the waters of the world on Price.
time lost thru injuries last year
Retail
food
prices
continued
to
rise
which our ships may travel,” the Pre between mixl.August and mid-Sep ¡would
have built 45 battleships, 75,-
sident asked Congress to repeal Sec tember increasing ¿.6 percent to 000 fiijhter planes or 15,000 heavy
tion 6 of the Neutrality Act which reach the highest level since Janu bombers.
prohibits arming of American mer
1931 the labor department repor P rod u ctio n
chant ships and to examine other ary
ted.
Consumer commisisioiier Elliott OPM director Knudson speaking
phases of the law. The President said reported
food prices have risen 29 in New York said despite tremendu.
this action “is a matter of immediate percent since
the war began as com
necessity and extreme uugency."
pelled to 18.4 percent in the com ous increases in British and Ameri
The President said conditions have parable World War period and farm can production the Nazis will contin-
so changeil since enactment of the products have risen 43.1 percent as ue to hold their lead in certain im
law it is no longer truly a neutral compared to 12.6 percent during the portant war items "foir a long time
ity measure. He said “it is time for last war.
unless we step up our present pace.”
this country to stop playing into Hit Price administrator Henderson in OPM chief statistician May said in
ler’s hands and to unshackle our own speaking in support of the pending a New York radio speech that the
He said the L. B. should not “he price regulating legislation said “evn U. S. is devoting only 15 percent of
forced to masquerate American, more frightening than the present le its resources to defense while Can
owned ships behind flags of our sis vel of price advances is the fact that ada and Great Britian are devoting
ter Republics.”
these advances have been gathering 50 percent, close to the absolute max
“Most of the vital goods autho momentum since the early months of imum. Mr. May said to put U. «. pro
¡zed by the Congress are being de the year.” He said the cost of living duction on a plane with Britian’s
livered” Mr. Roosevelt said. “Yet last August was 1% percent higher means drastic diversion of material,
many of them ai:e being sunk; and than two years ago. Since March al man-power and facilities from civil,
as we approach full production re one he said the cost of living is up ian to military uses. He said for ex
ample auto production would have to
quiring the use of more ships now 5 percent.
be cut from 50,000 to 1,000 cars a
being built it will he increasingly ne Priorities
cessary to deliver American goods The supply Priorities and alloca. week.
under the American flag.”
tion board ruled that no new public Foreign Trade
A id to B ritia n and R u t.ia
or private construction can be start President Roosevelt told the 28th
The American Red Cross instruct ed unless it is essential for defense national foreign trade convention in
ed the British Red Cross to forward or the health and safety of the peo New York that equality of treatment
immediately to Russia 800 tons of ple or does not involve use of stra and mutual benefit to all nations
tegic materials. The ruling applies to could be the only basis for post-war
.iiiMiiimiimiifiiiiiiiim iiiimiiiiiiiiiiit federal, state and local government commercial relations if peace is to
buildings .roads and highways, rivers be enduring. Under secretary of state
and harbor improvements, residen Welles told the convention that trai.e
tial building and all commercial build agreements similar to those made be
ings .Efforts will be made however fore the war by the U. S. would be
INSURANCE AGENCY
U>
aid completion of construction al one of the post-war economic tools.
Gresham,
Ore.—
= Tel. 4241
ready substantially finish jd.
V^.&er secretary of commerce Chat-
The SPAB also voted to permit fi-iu.Taylor told the group “we must |
building of 228 commeicial aircraft, not repeat the mistakes of Versailles, |
with the reservation that the army of stressing territorial and political
can take them if they are needed. adjustments and asking little provis
Physical Rehabilitation for Select.'. ion for the basis of sound trade and
The President annaunced plans to economic reconstruction.” He sold
“salvage”
200,000 of the 1,000,000 England and the U S. must set the
Direct Agents
z selective service
who have trade pattern because only they have
is Oregon Mutual Fire Ins. Co. E been rejected for registrants
health
i
easons.
productive facilities, natural re
s Oregon Automobile Ins. Co. 5 also announced he would initiate He a the
sources and capital necessary for
*<111111111111 Hill I III IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIR long range pragram of federal, state world economic order .
and local cooperation to remedy con Helping South America
ditions which have resulted in 50 per Speaking in Boston coordinator of
cent of men of army age being physi Inter-American
affairs Rockefeller
cally unfit for military service. The said the U. S. “has
taken
federal government would pay for the slack left in practically
the trade of the
medical and dental treatment of up
republics due to their loss o f the
those men certified by local boards 20
continental
European markets” by
as subject to health improvement. increasing import
purchases from
Selective service announced that $450,000,000 to nearly
a billion dol
starting
January
1
all
registrants
will
W. W. SIEMENS
lars
a
year.
He
said
the
$
700 , 000,000
be given only one physical exam, by made available to South America
Jeweler
for
the army. At present registrants are loans is being used by Latin countries
Expert Watch Repairing
examined
hy
local
boaiid
doctors
and
Former Post Office BMg.
to build up agriculture and indus
Powell Blvd. Gresham, Ore. then by army physicians and cannot tries “worth fighting for”. He said
tell until the final exam if they will actually only $37,000,000 is current
be accepted.
ly not repaid and that not all funds
Air
available were borrowed.
OPM announced 1914 military
THE BEST THAT’S
aircraft were delivered during Sep
seldom resides In a breast
tember ,a new monthly record. The that Modesty
is
not
enriched with nobler vir.
LEFT . . . .
war department announced it will al tues.—Godlsmith.
army aviation cadets 30 hours
around Gresham so say many real low flight
training prior to enlistment Forest Tree Seedling, are
tors at the top of hill fronting for
thereby
cutting
half the flying
Powell Blvd. North side south time neccessaxy in in the
to win Free to Youth Group.
ern slope wooded background, wings. Mimic air raids army
began
along
nice shrubbery, variety trees, It
East coast from Boston to Sa Four-H clubs or other duly organ
acre asparagus, V4. acre youngber- th«
vannah to test ability of civilian spot ized and supervised youth groups
ries, 2V4 acres red iiaspberries, 33 ters
and their communication system. may again obtain forest tree seed,
fruit trees .nice variety, 4 walnut
lings for farm planting free of cost
trees all bearing. A street full Nursing
according
to a new circular just is
The
Red
Cross
announced
a
pro
length on east, nice timber for
by the Oregon state board of
park. This choice piece may now gram to Instruct 500,000 American sued
forestry. The circular describes 16
be had for $2800, well worth housewives in home nursing in the kinds
of seedlings available from the
next
year.
Courses
will
taxe
six
$4000 for a nice home. Look af
Clarke-McNary nursery located be
ter it now while open.. Only re. weeks of class work and practical ex side
the Oregon state college McDon
perience. Miss Olive Peterson direc
quires $500 down.
tor of public health nui sinri for Min. ald forest north of Corvallis.
Orders for trees for organized
nesota will conduct the program.
The MEYERS SERVICE E m ploym en t.
. youth clubs must the submitted thru
The President's committee on fair some official of the club. Trees, are
GRESHAM, ORE.
Tel. 257
employment practice asked any one available as usual also to individual
denied a defense job because of farmers at the rate of $2.50 per
creed, color .race or national origin thousand f.o.b Corvallis. Orders are
to write the committee at Washing to be sent directly to the state board
ton so an investigation can be made of forestry in Salem and must be ac
and remedial steps taken. OTie OPM companied hy a signed agreement cer
DR. L. W. GRIFFITH
labor division Issued new reporting tifying that the trees will be used
A complete optical service forms
to speed up surveys by the ' only for establishing wood lots,, wind
Eyes examined
S. employment service local offic"- breaks or shelter belts
Glasses fitted
of situations where civilian factories This year’s list of available trees
Broken lenses duplicated
are closed by material shortages and describes 10 kinds of conifers and
Eyeglass frames repaired while
priorities. The OPM advised the war eight hardwoods
department that 34 companies mak
you wait.
ing most of the nation’s washing ma Orcli.rd Ridge Dairy. Refrigerator
We invite com pirlio* e l eervice,
chines can produce defense articles cooling
quality end price
good cold milk, but
and asked they be given preferen ter and system,
We do our own grinding
cream
the
whole year round
tial treatment to avoid lay-off of —Oscar Judd.
VISION OPTICAL CO. workers.
O ffice on Powell Blvd.
Labor
G reches Theater
Ocean Water Varies
The President in a message to the Successive
Tel. G reeh as 117, er
high ocean waters
AFL
convention
in
Seattle
said
the
Portland BEA . 297»
at intervals of 12t hours of
time has come when federal marhin corns
half the moon's period of rq volution
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Estacada, Ore.
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Gresham
Cordially invites you to visit his new office
across the street from his old location.
Listings of Farm and City Properties W anted
Telephone Gresham 227
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